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Expanding Canada’s social programs would be a way to punch back at MAGA, but our broken electoral system holds us back

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Discover why Canada’s per-worker investment gap is being used as a distraction to push pro-corporate policies and how these tactics impact average Canadians.

As Canada approaches the April 28th election, many conservative voters are weighing their options with unusual care. While party loyalty typically guides voting decisions, this election presents a unique scenario with Mark Carney's entry into politics. For those who prioritize economic prosperity, f

As Poilievre targets Carney over Brookfield’s offshore fund, the real scandal isn’t one man’s tax record—it’s the legal framework that still rewards avoidance and punishes transparency.

This federal election may be the most consequential of our times and as such, it is our duty to hold the leaders to account for assertions that are fact-checkable.

Mark Carney, Canada’s 24th Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, joins Scott to discuss the country’s economic outlook, how Canada fits into a shif...

The federal leaders survived the French-language debate without major incident — for better or for worse.The same can’t be said for the Leaders’ Debates Comm...

CBC’s Jonathon Gatehouse fact-checked claims frequently made by the three main party leaders on the campaign trail: NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Liberal Leader ...

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Since Mark Carney became a candidate for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada, images appearing to show him with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein and Klaus Schwab have circulated on social media. However, several of those pictures include watermarks and warped physical characteristics, which are strong indicators that they were generated by artificial intelligence.

(Political) Scientists hate him for discovering a new way to be a Conservative PM in Canada! And he can show you how to do it too! It’s the second episode of the relaunched Beaverton Weekly Report. The writ has dropped, and it hit Pierre Poilievre directly on the head. Luke and the Panel (Megan MacKay, […]

This article originally appeared on 7 May 2018. It has been republished in light of the commemoration of the day on which Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published the Communist Manifesto - 26 February

Mark Carney, the much-celebrated central banker from Canada has a new book entitled Value(s). This 600-page (with endnotes) book represents a much-awaited synthesis of his ideas from his days as bank governor, senior Finance official and Goldman Sachs investment banker. His return to Ottawa, appointment at Brookfield and earlier appointment as the U.N. Special Envoy […]

What Carney ultimately wants is a technocratic dictatorship justified by climate alarmism

Mark Carney, ex-governor of the central banks in Canada and Britain, has written a much-hyped book about the problems with modern capitalism. But this consummate insider can’t trace the roots of those problems back to their fundamental sources.

Even when Mark Carney was still in high school, his friends bugged him about whether he would become prime minister one day.

Canada's 2025 election has kicked off with a major difference in approach between PM and Liberal leader Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre....

Economic questions are unavoidably political ones, and minor technocratic adjustments don't work when the system itself is fundamentally broken.